In this modern age, we are becoming infatuated with knowing exactly where we have been, right down to exactly how many beats/steps and shudders our bodies have made in any given time. For what? A sense of personal achievement?
Ben Haselden
I'm an outdoor mad, adventure seeker who has ridden bikes, played with bikes, modified and fixed bikes. I've been around bikes since I was a child through racing, crashing and enjoying them.
A Simple Guide to Buying Your First Mountain Bike.
Like buying a car, smart-phone or even our fruit and vegetables, we are spoilt for choice with the selections we face constantly. Do we want Hybrid, organic and do we want our eggs tracked? Wait, what? Tracked eggs? Yeah, it&
Product Review - XLC Remote Dropper Post
In 2011, one of my good riding buddies bought himself a shmicky new Rockshox designed seatpost that claimed to revolutionize the way we will ride downhill. We all laughed and made comment about 300 other things he had bought as
New Age Wagon Wheelin
2015 Jamis Dakar XCR team - Ride Review For as long as I can remember, a carbon mountain bike was only a thing found under race sponsored riders displaying retro clean lines, erotically exposed carbon weave and a lifespan to
Making the Most of what ya got
In my job, I am fortunate enough to see many parts of the world in a somewhat adventurous way. Through expensive tastes of clientele, the richest of rich and some very large tax write off's from the other
Hei hei - A Funky Kid
Ride Review - Kona Hei hei, trail 29er. For a legacy manufacturer returning to the news of mountain biking now regularly and more commonly on the word stage again, it's pleasing to see Kona back in top form